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Three of Philadelphia’s most innovative traditional public schools are set to expand, thanks to $6 million in grants from the nonpr ...

A new poll shows New Jersey residents are divided about what to do with homes that were damaged by Sandy.   The Rutger ...

A bill to repeal Delaware’s death penalty has stalled in a House committee after barely clearing the Senate. Members of the ...

The Rhode Island medical examiner’s office is trying to determine whether a body found in Providence is that of a missing Brown Uni ...

Almost two months after voters rejected Colonial School District’s tax referendum, the school board approved 72 staff layoffs shoul ...

It’s Wednesday morning and Sean McGinnis is holding a giant orange orb. “Let’s go walk the balloon,” ...

When world-famous trapeze artists, tightrope walkers and others arrive at the Camden Waterfront for Cirque du Soleil’s TOTEM next m ...

Baristas from around the country faced off in Boston recently to determine who brews the best cup of coffee in America. Philadelphia̵ ...

Police say a young man is in critical but stable condition after being shot on Monday night in Allegheny West. At approximately 6 ...

Victims of drunken driving accidents in New Jersey will be remembered at a ceremony that will also honor law enforcement officers who hav ...

Ignored and disappointed. That’s how some members of the Germantown High School community are feeling this week after learni ...

According to Kris Soffa, a Friends of the Wissahickon member who has lived in the area for 30 years, Philadelphia Parks and Recreation of ...

State officials say drivers of electric vehicles will soon be able to recharge at four places along the Pennsylvania Turnpike — and eve ...

Enough, already, with the rose-colored invocations of LBJ. There is persistent myth afoot that if only Barack Obama could morph into arm- ...

In anticipation of the release of PBS’ “10 Buildings That Changed America,” Philadelphia-area residents had the chance ...